Public Utilities

Your Department Contact:

Mack Straw

Public Utilities Manager

Office: (801) 789-6678

Email: mstraw@emcity.org

Additional Resources:

Matt Mortensen

Water Supervisor

Office: (801) 789-6676

Email: mmortensen@emcity.org

Brody Kinder

Wastewater Supervisor

Office: (801) 789-6691

Email: bkinder@emcity.org

Eagle Mountain Well #5 Test Results – March 2023

Eagle Mountain City uses water sourced from Central Utah Water Conservancy District solely during the winter months. Water from CUWCD contains a low TDS. Maintenance was scheduled on Feb. 27. Typically at this point, Eagle Mountain City would switch to Well #1. Unfortunately, this well is offline due to maintenance. With Well #1 down for maintenance, the City’s Water department had to switch to Well #5. Well #5 has a relatively higher TDS, which is the reason why some may notice a different flavor profile. Well #5 meets state standards following a recent TDS test. As a result, the decision was made to bring Well #3 into the system to help with the aesthetics of Eagle Mountain’s water. Both are currently in use and are being blended. The City anticipates receiving water from CUWCD right around March 20 to fulfill our contract. At this point, the City will reduce the other two wells. Once irrigation season starts, all sources will be utilized.

Water Meter Request

Homeowner Education

Lawn Watering Guide

Water Quality

The Eagle Mountain Water Department is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the City’s water system. Our water department ensures the quality and safety of the city’s water by performing daily chlorination sampling, daily well inspections, weekly bacteria sampling, and other sampling required by the state.

Water Emergency Hotline: 801-789-5959, option 2

Sewer Emergency Hotline: 801-789-5959, option 3

All Hotline Options: 801-789-5959

Option 1 – Parks and Recreation
Option 2 – Water
Option 3 – Sewer
Option 4 – Storm Water
Option 5 – Streets

Water Quality Reports

2022 Water Quality Report – Eagle Mountain City

2021 Water Quality Report- Eagle Mountain City

2020 Water Quality Report-Eagle Mountain City

2020 Water Quality Report-White Hills

2020 Don A. Christiansen Regional Water Treatment Plant Report

2019 Water Quality Report-Eagle Mountain

2019 Water Quality Report-White Hills

2019 Don A. Christiansen Regional Water Treatment Plant Report

Water Hardness

The water hardness in Eagle Mountain is 23 grains per gallon.

2018 Central Utah Water Conservancy District Consumer Confidence Report

2018 Water Quality Report

2018 Water Quality Report – White Hills

2017 Water Quality Report

2017 Water Quality Report – White Hills

2016 Water Quality Report

2015 Water Quality Report

2014 Water Quality Report

2013 Water Quality Report

2012 Water Quality Report

2011 Water Quality Report

2010 Water Quality Report

2009 Water Quality Report

Waste Water

Eagle Mountain City’s wastewater department manages the city’s wastewater treatment plant and provides for safe and efficient operation of the facility in compliance with state regulations.

Sewer Lateral Disclosure:

“Sewer lateral” means a pipe that connects a property to a public owner’s sanitary sewer main line. Please be aware of city code requirements as follows.

Sewer service lines

The city shall maintain and repair all collection mains; however, it shall be the responsibility of resident to maintain sewer service lines from building to the right-of-way. [Ord. O-01-2004 § 1 (Exh. A § 4.63); Ord. 002 § 1 (Exh. A § 4.63)].